Submerged: 9 Sunken Baths Carved Out for Relaxation
Rather than climbing over a barrier to entry, you may gradually step and descend into the act of bat hing.
Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
Rather than climbing over a barrier to entry, you may gradually step and descend into the act of bat hing.
“I was training to be an architect, and I started realizing that I could make more money as a develo per.”
Stone façades bring mass and voids into stark contrast. Slotted stone façades explore this condition around natural light.
Somewhere out there, there is an alternate universe where the Chrysler Building was topped with a do me and the Tribune Tower was a single enormous doric column. And you thought some of today's designs were flamboyant!
From networking to sightseeing, there were almost as many reasons to go to the AIA Conference on Arc hitecture as there were attendees. Yet there is one goal that every participant of the American Institute of Architects’ annual convention has in common: firsthand exposure to the latest building products and design technologies at the expo portion.…
An unexpected wine facility in Napa Valley features a stunning, perforated metal entrance.
Bursting beyond the confines of 90° angles and perpendicular lines, these buildings attain a sculptu ral quality through a single central element: façades bent inwards.
This single-story wine bar is built entirely of local plywood in a knockdown waffle structural syste m.
The complex layered history of Lebanon’s capital city is summed up in the design of Herzog & de Meur on’s latest residential high-rise.